New Chapter 11 Procedure Aids Small Companies
Rapid P&P LLC hopes to save money and be out of bankruptcy reorganization quicker by using a bankruptcy procedure that went into effect in February 2020. read more >
Rapid P&P LLC hopes to save money and be out of bankruptcy reorganization quicker by using a bankruptcy procedure that went into effect in February 2020. read more >
Little Rock attorney Josh Sanford and his law firm can continue to practice law in federal court pending their appeal of a suspension by U.S. District Judge Billy Roy Wilson, who accused them of charging excessive and unearned fees. read more >
Perry Hopman of Benton plans to appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. read more >
The acting United States trustee, filed a complaint in November seeking a denial of her discharge, which, if successful, would prevent Dr. Gast from being excused from paying her debts. read more >
Arkansas Business doesn’t usually report on divorces, but this divorce case involves a married couple who have ownership interest in Pelley Construction Inc. of Flippin, which builds concrete foundations for water, storage and industrial tank installations. read more >
Two recent Arkansas Supreme Court rulings have eroded the citizens’ ability to sue the state government over illegal uses of taxpayer money, plaintiffs attorneys say. read more >
An Arkansas woman received a $2.5 million judgment last month as a result of injuries from surgery she probably didn’t need. read more >
In less than two years, the law firm Hall Booth Smith of Atlanta has hired 14 lawyers to work in its Arkansas offices. read more >
A labor law attorney’s advice to companies concerned about the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed rule that would block employers from asking workers to sign noncompete agreements? Don’t panic. read more >
After more than a decade of waiting, Ralph Bradbury can move forward with his lawsuit against the former owners of the defunct Continental Express Inc. of Little Rock. read more >
Intellistop Inc. of Fayetteville designed a product to reduce tractor-trailer collisions. But its business plan has hit a speed bump. read more >
A Searcy lawyer stands accused by a judge of hoodwinking a contractor who helped build his 4,200-SF custom house. read more >
The ruling overturned a $1.6 million class-action judgment in 2020 against Hendren Plastics Inc. read more >
The judgment against OM Hospitality Inc. is considered to be the largest award in the country involving a hotel accused of negligence in a sex trafficking case. read more >
Joe White Jr. may be gone, but his family name lingers on competing enterprises. read more >
Wisconsin-based Sentry Life Insurance has filed suit against ActivePure of Arkansas, alleging "misrepresentations" on a policy application. read more >
A murder case has attracted scrutiny of the sometimes chaotic intersection between the legal system and mental health care. read more >
James Wayne Wilkison allegedly “engaged in a pattern of transferring assets to and from related controlled business entities in an attempt to evade and conceal from creditors." read more >
Their fear is that tossing the attorneys’ fee award will deter Arkansans from filing lawsuits challenging the illegal use of taxpayer money. read more >
Community Health Centers of Arkansas fears its members’ budgets would lose a total of $1 million annually if a drug industry’s lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a state law succeeds. read more >
